Best Hotels in Nice
Explore Nice with 320 hotels near iconic landmarks, popular shopping streets, and top dining spots.
Hotel de Berne ★★
"Good service for that money."
Best Western Premier Hotel Roosevelt ★★★★
"This hotel boasts a classic architectural style. It's conveniently located, about a 10-minute walk from the train station, less than 10 minutes from the beach, and also close to the old town. While the lobby and rooms aren't huge, they are very clean and tidy. The toiletries provided in the room are of good quality. The hotel staff are all very friendly and even gave us a sachet as a gift when we checked out!"
Westminster Hotel & Spa Nice ★★★★
"The scenery is great, but the facilities are pretty standard. The cleanliness is勉强 acceptable. The room door needs to be closed twice to shut completely, and you have to stand in the bathtub to shower. No slippers are provided in the room. The soundproofing isn't great, and it's right above a busy street. On the upside, there are plenty of good restaurants nearby."
Hotel 64 Nice ★★★★
"The hotel is very close to the train station, making it super convenient to take the train to Nice. The front desk staff were friendly and welcoming, and I was satisfied with the cleanliness and overall environment."
Hotel Suisse Nice ★★★★
"For the first two nights, we were in room 10, which was incredibly small. After complaining, we endured it for two days, and the next day we were moved to room 30. It only had a shower, was incredibly bright, and didn't feel dark at all. The following day we were able to move to room 43. We stayed for a week, and only the last three days were truly satisfying. The breakfast buffet was the same every day and got boring. But I think the location is absolutely fantastic, second to none in Nice!"
Hôtel le Royal Promenade des Anglais ★★★
"Great location, but the hotel is quite old and the cleanliness was just okay."
Hotel la Villa Nice Promenade ★★★★
"The room was beautiful, clean, and tidy. It came with bathrobes, slippers, an iron, and an umbrella. Definitely one of the nicest rooms I've ever stayed in."
Hôtel la Pérouse Nice Baie des Anges ★★★★
"The breakfast was excellent. The ambiance was beautiful; the hotel's official promotional photos didn't quite capture its charm. The actual setting was lovely, and the breakfast selection was plentiful, including some supposedly homemade desserts that were quite good. The only downside was that one of the very thin young men serving breakfast was quite aloof, even lacking in service attitude. Also, we forgot a jacket at the hotel. Considering the expensive postage, we had to let it go."
Hotel la Villa Nice Victor Hugo ★★★
"Do not come to this hotel unless you want to ruin your impression of a trip to beautiful Nice! We were checked into a room with scaffolding right outside the window. A minute later, we went down to the reception and asked to change rooms. The administrator, with an unpleasant smirk, said that we should have booked a more expensive room, and that for the price we had already paid through the app, only this type of room was available. I should note that this was nowhere stated, neither during booking nor during check-in – she could have mentioned it immediately, and I wouldn't have minded paying the difference. But for her to, in a truly disgusting manner, wait for me to go up there, see the scaffolding (and by the way, it was also impossible to breathe due to the stretched plastic sheeting), and then come back to her about it myself – that was just appalling. If hotel staff hate their job, they'd better change it and see a psychologist, instead of playing dirty tricks and ruining guests' impressions of the city. By the way, when I asked this same administrator to fix the air conditioner, which I tried to turn on for some air circulation but it showed an error, she again, with a most unpleasant smirk, declared that the air conditioner only works for heating (and this was in +24 degrees Celsius during the day at the end of April). Absolutely terrible service! You'd better choose another hotel in this area; the area itself is wonderful."
Where to Stay in Nice
Find the best area in Nice for your stay
Nice City Center
A lively central base for squares, shopping streets, gardens, restaurants, and easy walks towards Old Nice.
- Place Masséna and central meeting points
- Easy walks to Old Nice and the seafront
- Shopping around Avenue Jean Médecin
Train Station
A practical city base around Nice-Ville Station, with rail links, transport options, shops, and central access.
- TGV, TER, and regional train services
- Bus, tram, and intercity coach connections
- Walkable access towards central Nice
Aéroport Nice Côte D'Azur
A convenient airport-side base for flights, layovers, car rental, tram links, and quick access to central Nice.
- Tram Line 2 towards the city centre
- Free tram links between terminals and Grand Arénas
- Promenade des Anglais access from the airport area
Nice Waterfront
A classic Riviera setting along the Baie des Anges, with sea views, beach access, walks, and landmark hotels.
- Promenade des Anglais seafront walks
- Baie des Anges views and photo spots
- Pebble beaches and waterfront restaurants
Cimiez
Cimiez is a peaceful historic district known for Roman ruins, elegant gardens, and beautiful views over Nice.
- Roman ruins and the Musée Matisse
- Peaceful gardens and tree-lined streets
- Historic villas and a quieter atmosphere
Fabron
Fabron is a quiet residential area on the western side of Nice, known for sea views, green spaces, and a relaxed atmosphere.
- Panoramic views over the Mediterranean
- Quiet streets and residential surroundings
- Easy access to beaches and the city centre
Nice Old Town
Nice Old Town is full of colourful buildings, narrow lanes, lively squares, and traditional Provençal charm.
- Historic streets and colourful façades
- Cafés, restaurants, markets, and local shops
- Close to Place Masséna and the seafront
Gambetta
Gambetta is a lively local neighbourhood close to the seafront, offering convenient access to shops, cafés, and everyday city life.
- Local shops, bakeries, and cafés
- Close to the Promenade des Anglais
- Good transport links around Nice
Nice Port
Nice Port is a lively waterfront district known for colourful buildings, yachts, seafood restaurants, and coastal views.
- Picturesque harbour lined with boats
- Seafood restaurants, cafés, and local shops
- Easy access to coastal walks and nearby attractions
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Hôtel Relais Acropolis
In the Acropolis area, Relais Acropolis puts guests right on the doorstep of the Old Town, congress centre, tram stops, and cultural venues.
Hotel d'Ostende
"The hotel is relatively well-located, with many restaurants, cafes, and supermarkets nearby. The cleanliness was acceptable, although the carpet was old and smelled a bit off. The air conditioning worked perfectly."
Radisson Blu Hotel, Nice
"The hotel seems relatively new, but everything else was quite mediocre. The front desk staff had a terrible attitude, and the security guard at the entrance selectively helped guests with their luggage. The clean pajamas that were supposed to be on the bed were carelessly tossed onto the table. When I called the front desk from my room, no one answered, and they were unhelpful with every request. For a hotel by the sea, they didn't even have a basic first-aid kit. My friend broke a fingernail and asked the front desk for a simple band-aid, but they didn't have any. When we asked for cutlery, they said it would cost 7 euros. If you're staying here, don't expect good service. Also, it's a bit far from the Nice train station, so if you plan on exploring the surrounding areas, I'd recommend staying at a hotel within walking distance of the station – it would be much more convenient."
Nemea Appart Hotel Riviera Nice Promenade
"The hotel was amazing, despite various reviews, it was clean, modern, the staff was really kind and the deposit was returned after a few days. Amazing window view and a pool with view of airport runway. Just wow for the price!"
Boscolo Nice Hôtel & SPA
Renovated historic charm meets modern comfort, featuring a rooftop Italian restaurant, swimming pool and spa, with a convenient location near Nice Station and Place Masséna.
Hotel le Negresco
"Very beautiful, lots of artwork"
Anantara Plaza Nice
Luxury boutique style combines artistic interiors with rooftop spa facilities, a rooftop restaurant, and a terrace bar, conveniently located near Promenade des Anglais and Place Masséna in Nice.
Hôtel Palais de la Méditerranée - The Unbound Collection by Hyatt
"The front desk was confused, made the wrong room and charged extra for breakfast"
Novotel Suites Nice Airport
"Room: - Incredibly comfortable and spacious room! The room is same as the photo on trip.com. Convenience: - Less than 5 mins walk to the tram going directly to Nice city center. - Less than 10mins walk to the train station for nearby areas, like Éze, Menton, and Monaco"
Hotel Nice Riviera
"Overall very pleased with the trip / accommodations. There was some hesitancy to "work with me" because I booked thru a third-party site; ultimately they did get me in the room a little earlier than the schedule check-in time, but would not allow me to cancel the last day because my flight was the day earlier (so I paid for a full day stay that I wasn't even there!) The location was perfect amount of walking distance to transportation, to eating / shopping / site seeing, Old Town and THE BEACH!!"
Sheraton Nice
Steps from Nice Côte d'Azur Airport, Sheraton Nice suits travellers seeking a polished stay by the terminals and seafront.
NH Nice
"The hotel is a little far from the old town, and there is a main road under construction, which slightly affects travel. The smell of the hotel lobby is not very good, the room is quite large, and the facilities and hygiene are pretty good."
Palais Ségurane Boutique Hôtel
Elegant comfort combines with wellness-focused facilities, featuring a private full-service spa, sauna and steam room, and a convenient location near Nice Old Town, Castle Hill and the Promenade des Anglais.
Naomi Nice
Contemporary comfort combines with relaxing spa facilities, featuring a sauna, private balconies, and a convenient location near Place Masséna and Promenade des Anglais.
Hotel Gounod Fully Renovated
Upscale comfort combines spacious suites with a rooftop terrace bar and spa access at an adjacent hotel, ideally located near Nice Station and the Promenade des Anglais.
Radisson Hotel Nice Airport
"Clean and modern hotel"
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Hotels Near Top Attractions in Nice
Discover the charm of Nice by staying near its iconic landmarks.
old nice
Lose yourself in winding lanes, colourful façades, Cours Saleya markets, local flavours, and easy walks towards the sea.
Prom. des Anglais
Enjoy classic Riviera days with sea-facing hotels, beach access, palm-lined walks, cycling routes, and Baie des Anges views.
Nice Station
Perfect for rail arrivals and Riviera day trips, with TGV, TER, tram access, buses, and central streets nearby.
Place Masséna
Stay beside red façades, black-and-white paving, fountains, gardens, shopping streets, and the lively heart of central Nice.
Nice Cote d'Azur Airport
Ideal for early flights, late arrivals, and coastal transfers, with two terminals, tram links, and quick city access.
Castle Hill
Climb above the old town for leafy paths, waterfall scenery, harbour glimpses, and sweeping views over the bay.
Cr Saleya
Soak up the vibrant atmosphere of Cours Saleya, home to Nice's famous flower market, outdoor cafés, and local specialities.
Matisse Museum
Choose a hotel near the Matisse Museum to enjoy world-renowned artworks in the peaceful surroundings of Cimiez.
Marc Chagall National Museum
Stay within easy reach of the Marc Chagall National Museum and explore one of Nice's most treasured cultural attractions.
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Hotels in Nice: where to stay and what to book
Nice is a city that runs along its bay, and the seafront is the spine of it. The Promenade des Anglais stretches west from the old town, the port sits behind the castle hill to the east, and the station is set back from the water with the airport beyond. Where you stay decides whether you wake up to the sea or to a tram stop, and whether the beach is a step away or a bus ride. Below are nine hotels in Nice, grouped by three choices, with the star rating, guest score, address and nearest stop for each.
Where to stay in Nice: three different trips
Area | Best for | Practical check |
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The Promenade des Anglais | The sea, the beach, a slower trip | The beach is pebbles, and the road is busy between you and the water |
The Old Town and the port | Restaurants, the market, the harbour | Narrow streets, and the sea is a short walk rather than a view |
Around the station | Trains, the airport bus, day trips along the coast | Ten minutes from the beach, and much cheaper |
Nice's transport is simple: trams cross the centre, buses run along the coast, and the train station connects the city with Cannes, Monaco and the Italian border. The airport is west of the centre, with a bus and a tram link, and a hotel near the station is the practical base for a trip that is about the coast rather than the beach. The seafront road runs for several miles, so the hotel you pick along it decides how far you walk to the old town in the evening.
The Promenade des Anglais and the seafront
The seafront is the reason most people come: a long sweep of promenade with the beach below it and the airport at one end. Hotels on the front charge for the view, and the trade is noise from the road and the pebbles underfoot. The beach clubs and the private sections sit in front of the big hotels, while the public stretches between them are free and busier.
Hotel | Class | Score | From | Location | Good to know |
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3-star | 8.7 | £147 | Nice Ville station 16 min walk | On the Promenade, with the beach across the road | |
4-star | 8.7 | £165 | Nice Ville station 18 min walk | Max Gallo, between the promenade and the old town | |
5-star | 9.1 | £886 | Nice Ville station 16 min walk | Avenue de Suède, a block back from the water |
Le Royal is the value pick on the front: a 8.7 score for £147, with the beach across the road and the old town a fifteen-minute walk east. Albert 1er sits between the promenade and the old town, which suits a first visit where you want both. Maison Albar is the expensive option, a block back from the sea with the pool and the service that the price implies.
The Old Town and the port
The old town is a grid of narrow streets behind the promenade, with the market on Cours Saleya and the restaurants that Nice is known for. The port beyond it is quieter and cheaper, with the ferries to Corsica and the boats along the quay.
Hotel | Class | Score | From | Location | Good to know |
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3-star | 8.8 | £114 | Nice-Riquier 15 min walk | Place du Pin, at the port end of the old town | |
4-star | 8.1 | £175 | Nice Ville station 15 min walk | Saint-François de Paule, on the edge of the old town | |
5-star | 8.5 | £632 | Nice-Riquier 25 min walk | Rue Honoré Ugo, in a former convent above the old town |
Hôtel du Pin is the value pick of the whole page: a 8.8 score for £114, at the port with the restaurants of the old town behind it. Beau Rivage puts you closer to the promenade and the market. Hôtel du Couvent is the splurge, a converted convent with gardens, and it is the quietest room in the centre.
Around the station
The station area is practical first and pretty second: the platforms, the airport bus, the trams and a grid of streets with bakeries and small restaurants. It is ten minutes from the beach and much cheaper than the front, and it is the base for day trips along the coast. Trains to Monaco, Cannes and Ventimiglia leave from here, which is why so many people choose it for a week rather than a weekend.
Hotel | Class | Score | From | Location | Good to know |
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2-star | 8.2 | £49 | Nice Ville station 4 min walk | Rue d'Alsace-Lorraine, a few steps from the platforms | |
Hotel de Berne | 3-star | 8.3 | £79 | Nice Ville station 3 min walk | Avenue Thiers, opposite the station |
4-star | 9.2 | £108 | Nice Ville station 3 min walk | Rue de Belgique, a block from the platforms |
Hotel 66 is the best value in this part of the city: a 9.2 score for £108, three minutes from the station and ten from the beach. Ostende is the cheapest room on the page and reflects it, and de Berne is the straightforward middle option, with the station opposite.
Before you book: five practical checks
- Expect peak rates in July and August, and during the carnival. The summer season and the February carnival fill the seafront hotels first, so book early or travel in May and September.
- Decide whether you want the sea or the station. The two are fifteen minutes apart, and the difference decides whether your mornings start with a swim or a train.
- Check the tram line before the address. Nice's trams cross the centre quickly, and a hotel a few streets back can be better connected than one on the front.
- Plan the airport transfer before you book the last night. The airport is west of the centre, and a hotel near the station makes an early flight easier.
- Ask about a room away from the promenade road. The seafront is a busy road as well as a view, and the rooms facing it hear the traffic.
Arriving in Nice: airport, station and the coast line
Coming in | How it works | What to know |
|---|---|---|
Nice Airport | A tram line and express buses connect the airport with the centre | The airport is west of the city, along the coast |
Nice Ville station | The main station, with trains along the coast to Monaco and Italy | The centre and the beach are a fifteen-minute walk |
By tram | Two lines cross the centre and reach the station area | Tickets are bought from machines at the stops |
By bus | Coastal buses run east towards Monaco and west towards Cannes | Slower than the train but more frequent |
By car | The Promenade and the centre are congested and parking is scarce | A car is useful for the hills, a nuisance in town |
One thing catches people out: Nice's beach is pebbles, not sand, and the public sections have no loungers. If you are booking a seafront hotel for the beach, check whether it has a private section with beds, because the difference between a hotel with one and a hotel without is the difference between a comfortable afternoon and a towel on stones. For hotels in Nice, that check is worth more than any star rating, because the map hides exactly this kind of distance.
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FAQ – Hotels in Nice
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What is the average price of a hotel in Nice this weekend?
According to the latest 12-month data from Trip.com, the average price for a 3-star hotel in Nice this weekend is £119 per night. For a 4-star hotel, the average cost is £159 per night. If you're looking for a luxury experience, 5-star hotels in Nice this weekend typically cost £768 per night.
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How much do hotels in Nice cost per night on weekdays?
Based on the latest 12-month data from Trip.com, the average price for a 3-star hotel in Nice during weekdays is £113 per night. For a 4-star hotel, you can expect to pay around £146 per night. If you're seeking a luxury stay, 5-star hotels in Nice generally cost £737 per night on weekdays.
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What are the best places to stay in Nice?
Some of the best places to stay in Nice are near popular attractions like old nice and Prom. des Anglais, offering easy access to key sights and amenities.
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What are the best family-friendly hotels in Nice?
Families visiting Nice often prefer hotels like Villa Saint Exupery Beach Hostel (from £14), Best Western Premier Hotel Roosevelt (from £39) and Hotel Restaurant Isidore by Soniho (from £43), which are well-known for their family-friendly features of spacious family rooms and child-friendly services.
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What are the top hotels in Nice near old nice?
Some of the top hotels in Nice near old nice include Hotel du Pin Nice Port (from £50), Villa Saint Exupery Beach Hostel (from £14) and Albert 1er (from £55), all offering easy access to old nice, making them ideal for visitors looking to explore the area.
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What are some of the best hotels in Nice?
The most popular Nice hotels for your stay: Villa Saint Exupery Beach Hostel (from £14), Best Western Premier Hotel Roosevelt (from £39) and Hotel Restaurant Isidore by Soniho (from £43) are the preferred hotels.
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Which hotels in Nice are pet friendly?
Hotel Restaurant Isidore by Soniho (from £43), B&B Hotel Nice Aéroport Arenas (from £37) and Hotel du Pin Nice Port (from £50) allow pets. Take your pets with you during your stay!
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Which hotels in Nice are worth visiting for their spa experience?
Feel tired from travelling? Villa Saint Exupery Beach Hostel (from £14), Best Western Premier Hotel Roosevelt (from £39) and Hotel Restaurant Isidore by Soniho (from £43) provide highly rated spa services.
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Which hotels in Nice provide airport transfer services?
Not familiar with Nice? Hotel 64 Nice (from £30), Ibis Nice Aéroport Promenade des Anglais (from £43) and Hôtel Univers (from £57) provide airport transfer services.
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Which hotels in Nice have hot springs?
Want to experience hot springs in your hotel? Villa Saint Exupery Beach Hostel (from £14), Westminster Hotel & Spa Nice (from £97) and Holiday Inn Express NICE - GRAND ARENAS by IHG (from £42) have hot springs. Book now!
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Which hotels in Nice have swimming pools?
Nemea Appart Hotel Riviera Nice Promenade (from £41), Westminster Hotel & Spa Nice (from £97) and Nemea Appart'Hotel Sunset Nice Arenas (from £64) are hotels with swimming pools. Stay at any of these hotels to enjoy a swimming pool!
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What hotels in Nice offer an especially good breakfast ?
Hotel Restaurant Isidore by Soniho (from £43),Hostel Ozz by HappyCulture (from £13) and Nemea Appart Hotel Riviera Nice Promenade (from £41) provide high-quality breakfast. Start your day with a delicious breakfast!
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